AA model (with my pirate friend Brittany): Vintage fur (had little to do with the costume. I was cold!) | Bec & Bridge for Sportsgirl cossie | knee-high socks and flat oxfords
I don't usually endorse the celebration of Halloween in Australia, so this was all completely new to me. Call it rebellion against American social hegemony, if you will. (On a related note, it was shocking how many Americans were oblivious to the fact that Halloween, Thanksgiving and Independence Day are unique to the US.)
When American students do Halloween, they go all out. Halloween lasts Thursday to Sunday night, with pre-gaming on Wednesday night. Most people have different costumes every night, and in accordance with Cady's famous words on Mean Girls, most parties were total slut-fests. (Let's just say my costumes were conservative in comparison with plenty of others.)
I didn't want to buy anything new so I worked with what I had. Thursday night (or round 1, as we call it) found me as an American Apparel model, but it seems I wasn't smart enough to take half decent photos. On Friday, I was Miley Cyrus in her 'Can't Be Tamed' video, mostly because I just wanted to wear feathers and nobody here knows who Lily Allen is. The next night I took five buses to Denver to see Two Door Cinema Club and review it for the magazine I'm working for here. It was a bloody good show! I had to go by myself and stay at a hostel because nobody has ever heard of them here, but at least I was at the very front.
What I want to know is what my North American readers dressed up! Do tell.
x Chanelle